156 - MERIP

January/February 1989

Middle East Report 156 features analysis of the transformations in Iran ten years after the fall of the Shah.


From the Editors (January/February 1989)	The Editors
Articles
The Islamic Republic at War and Peace	Eric Hooglund
“There Is a Feeling That the Regime Owes Something to the People”	James Paul, Ervand Abrahamian
The Revolution’s First Decade	Fred Halliday
Iran and Lebanon	irene gendzier
Iran and the Gulf Arabs	MERIP's Special Correspondent in Iran
“The Fear Can Drive You Crazy”	Eric Hooglund
Special Reports
An Open Letter to Comrade Mikhail Gorbachev
Gulf War Refugees in Turkey	Ömer Karasapan
Column	Al Miskin
Report from Amman	Lamis Andoni
Reviews
The Islamic Resistance Movement in the Palestinian Uprising	Lisa Taraki
Goldberg, Tinker, Tailor and Textile Worker	Eric Davis
Pfeifer, Agrarian Reform Under State Capitalism in Algeria	David Seddon
Louis, The British Empire in the Middle East	Peter Sluglett
Editor’s Bookshelf (November/December 1989)	Joel Beinin
Letters (November/December 1988)